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Matt Kemp, center fielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers, had his ups and downs in the beginning of his Major League Baseball career, fluctuating between AA and AAA ball clubs in the Dodgers farm system and stints at Dodger Stadium. After being recalled toward the end of the 2007 season, Kemp finished the year with … [Read More]

Jackie Robinson is remembered as being the first African-American Major League Baseball player, starting with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947 and defying the cultural norms of the era that segregated blacks into the Negro leagues. Besides his enormous impact on history, Jackie Robinson was a heck of a ball player. In his ten-year career, Robinson … [Read More]

On May 15, 1981, Justin Ernest George Morneau was born in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. Little did his parents know their bundle of joy’s calling wouldn’t come in the form of hockey skates, although he did try his hand at it. Instead, Justin Morneau would go on to become a big-league slugger for American … [Read More]

A great among greats, Mickey Mantle is one of the most famous New York Yankees to have ever played for the franchise. Considered by many as the best switch hitter in Major League Baseball (MLB) history, Mantle had a rare combination of both power and consistency. He began and finished his 18-year professional baseball career … [Read More]

No one is completely certain why Willie Mays, considered to be one of the greatest baseball players of all-time, was nicknamed the “Say Hey Kid”. One story recounts his inability to remember the names of his fellow athletes, which Mays candidly told a reporter during an interview, claiming he instead addressed them like: “Hey man, … [Read More]

Twenty-two years of professional baseball produced a list of records and accolades so long there wasn’t room on this website for all of it. Hank Aaron’s baseball career began in the minor and Negro leagues in 1951. After assisting the Indianapolis Clowns to a Negro League World Series Championship in 1952, Aaron was offered contracts … [Read More]

Ryan “The Big Piece” Howard is a big man, and a big presence on the Philadelphia Phillies’ field. A giant of a left-hander, Howard tips the scales at 240 pounds, standing 6 feet 4 inches. Imagine plowing into that at first base! And Howard knows how to push his weight around. He was drafted in … [Read More]

Ryan Braun was drafted fifth overall in the first round of the 2005 Major League Baseball Draft, a top prospect after earning two-time All American baseball player with the University of Miami Hurricanes. He made his MLB debut with the Milwaukee Brewers in 2007, and Braun had a stellar year and ended up leading the … [Read More]

The Washington Nationals weren’t taking much of a chance on right-handed pitcher Stephen Strasburg when they signed him for $15.1 million in 2009. The first pick overall in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft, Strasburg was dubbed by the Sports Illustrated magazine as being “most hyped and closely watched pitching prospect in the history of … [Read More]

There are so many famous New York Yankees, past and present, that a standout career is truly one for the books. First baseman Mark Teixeira has been working on his. So far, Yankees’ fans like the results. Four Gold Glove awards, three Silver Slugger awards and a 2009 World Series Champion, Teixeira’s chances of becoming … [Read More]